Westringia viminalis B. J. Conn & Tozer

Description: English: This is a closer view of flower heads from the adjacent image of a herbarium scan of the Lord Howe Island endemic shrub Westringia viminalis (Lamiaceae). Collection info is as follows: "Game 69/252. Straggling shrub with white flowers. On a cliff face on the east side of Mount Lidgbird, very near Goathouse Cave. Elevation about 1,500 feet". The Lord Howe plant was formerly referred to as W. rosmariniformis. It is locally common on rocky paces and cliffs in the southern mountains with occasional occurrences in the northern hills. Date: 27 November 2014, 01:54:11. Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/47945928@N02/15923521185/. Author: John Game.

Description: Español: Distribución de Westringia viminalis, endemismo de Lord Howe Island, Estado de New South Wales, Australia. Date: 24 January 2016, 10:33:24. Source: Wikimedia commons File:Lord Howe Island.PNG. Author: M.Minderhoud - Modificado y subido por Philmarin.

Warning The original file is very high-resolution. It might not load properly or could cause your browser to freeze when opened at full size. To avoid these issues, use the ZoomViewer. : Open in ZoomViewer. Description: English: This is a scan of a herbarium specimen of the Lord Howe Island endemic shrub Westringia viminalis (Lamiaceae). Collection info is as follows: "Game 69/252. Straggling shrub with white flowers. On a cliff face on the east side of Mount Lidgbird, very near Goathouse Cave. Elevation about 1,500 feet". The Lord Howe plant was formerly referred to as W. rosmariniformis. It is locally common on rocky paces and cliffs in the southern mountains with occasional occurrences in the northern hills. Date: 27 November 2014, 01:43:19. Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/47945928@N02/15922848962/. Author: John Game.